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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1904
Page
8
A bold 400 Blend coffee is described as heavy bodied with fine flavor. The copy invites first time tryers to sample and promises repeat use after trying the product.
A reader notes repeated appeals to buy attractive dining ware at low prices. The message promotes quality presthans in fancy ching and urges attention to the newspaper’s news line.
Over 7000 tons of beet pulp remain from La Grande factory run as stockmen contract for the feed. One third of beet weight becomes pulp and the residue proves a cheap rich feed when mixed with hay and grain. Jeff Bull, Brown and Profft, J A Ruswell have contracted for nearly all pulp, feeding hundreds of cattle near the factory for spring market. Cavite must be educated to eat pulp before heating and fermentation boost fat producing qualities. Shipments go to North Powder, Baker City, Huntington and other points for dairy cows and calves.
The remains of Peter Eggers who died suddenly at Silley Illinois arrived this morning in charge of Peter Baegere Jr. They were taken to John Behmidt’s residence where they will be kept until 7 PM when the funeral procession will leave for Warren Street. Funeral services will be held at the Lutheran church near there with interment at the Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. Eggers was buried there last May. M. A. Rader is in charge of arrangements.
Four Republican presidential electors chosen in the November election will meet on January 9 at Salem to cast ballots for president. By law they must meet on the second Monday in January, and their votes will be forwarded to the secretary of state in Washington, D.C. The electors may travel to Washington when the votes are submitted to the secretary of state.
In this community real estate is rising with wealth prospects. The notice promotes investments in land at favorable prices. It encourages readers to buy property now and hints at available plots for sale.
The speaker admits uncertainty about which candidates will be chosen while noting electors may vote for any candidate yet convention holds that they generally back the party standard bearer. The remark highlights tensions between individual choice and party loyalty in the electoral process.
The Senator official paper of the Knights of Pythias of Oregon transfers ownership and management. J HB McKibben leads a 15 to 20 member knight group to publish in Salem with J W Maloney Li Stinson and Frank S Grant named as incorporators and editor. No recount issues reported in Hadley precinct. election contest admission pledges fairness. Morrow county wheat to reach 1.49 million bushels this year with 2.83k acres sown and large export expected. Mrs H F Ience and Miss Grace Ience host Ida Hoyd of Pendleton with 50 ladies attending. Peoples Warehouse shows heavy Christmas decoration and holly arches.
The terre cotte for the Smith Crawford building has arrived from Spokane. Work on the building is being pushed as rapidly as possible and brickwork on the Behrmidt building nears completion. A joint carload of furniture arrives from the east for the city’s furniture leaders. Edwards Smith and Pruett claim a 60 pound salmon caught in the Middle Fork of John Day near Austin on November 24.
In a sweeping report the 0 R & N and other railways struggle with record freight. 8000 cars are in use as mountain divisions fight backlogs and yard crews race to assemble trains. Oriental freight, Oregon wheat, and lumber trade surge, with 19 La Grande freight crews and 60 mountain engine crews pressed to move the traffic.
Cheries Allen Cameron reports the death of Charles Cameron in Pendleton from peritonitis after appendicitis. The funeral is Tuesday at 2 PM from the Church of the Redeemer with Rev Henry Dixon Jones presiding and Olney cemetery burial beside his father. He was 21, born in Burlington Town, son of the late Charles A Cameron. Survived by mother and eight siblings. Pallbearers named: Mara Moorhouse, Berkley Haller, Oliver Kelany, Ralph Coon, Ben S Burlyoushs, and Charles French.
The regular annual election of Pen Gleton fire companies occurs tonight at the city recorder's office from 7 to 9. Two candidates vie for chief, Frown and Phelps, both seen as likely winners. Ed Stansbury seeks first assistant chief, Joe Nolf second assistant chief, while turnout is urged as benefits rise with improved attendance and organization.
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elk lodges across the country held memorial services for departed members yesterday afternoon. Pendleton lodge No 264 conducted a memorial procession at Secret Society hall with Elks and families in attendance. Exalted Ruler Thomas Fits Geral presided. The eulogy was delivered by Hom A D fulliman with Rev Henry Ollen Jones conducting the religious service. A larger attendance of members was present.
A harsh cold snap hit Kamela Saturday night with temperatures dropping to seven degrees below zero. Ground is frozen several inches deep and little new snowfall accumulates. the season’s snowpack remains light with only about 10 inches total, much of it meltings off the summit.
A C Ruby and Company imported mammoth sport jacks shipped this morning to Grass Valley in War County. The 1196 pound animal is among the finest ever brought to Oregon and has drawn admiration in Umatilla County with several prospective buyers for the remainder of the Jackson herd. Ruby notes the Upatil county region as a growing area for horse breeding on the Pacific coast.
Pendleton fire department quickly fought a blaze at 810 Bent street, caused by a stove pipe in a residence occupied by J. H. Nolt and ALS Becker. Walls and a small amount of goods burned before flames were extinguished. porch and interior largely spared. Also notes Fred Deke leaving Unie city to join a San Francisco mercantile firm as window dressing and decor department head at $36 weekly.
Pendleton Lodge No 2 A F and A M announces a regular meeting tonight. Several candidates are expected and degree work will be performed. The lodge plans an unusually large amount of work and dustert sensane over enjoyed by Pendleton Marans ta in prospect for thie eimter.
A freight train described as Asiatic carried tea, matting, bulbs and silks. The morning service ran with Conductor Stull in charge. The Th and M line reported the heavy train moved smoothly through many places as the engine and cars passed along the route.
State Senator Whealdon of Wire County is to visit the city en route to Werton to review the school’s work for the next two years. Representatives Blakeley and Hamieriain will accompany him to Wester.
In a morning hearing at the city jail, Tn Tralee Comurt Bitrney Bort and Jig Jiman Sn were each sentenced by Retorder Pile Gersidao to time in jail on a Grunkennese J. D. Woodman charge. Woodman was fined $5 for rifling a Wiegele on the sidewalk.
Self for Divers Roth Bramfield filed for divorce on grounds of charity and failure to provide. The Bramfields were married at Corvalile on June 7. The wife was said to deprive custody of two minor children.
A postponed dance event in the town has been cancelled and replaced by a performance featuring Charles Cameron as the headlining act. Revelers were informed of the change and arrangements were adjusted accordingly.
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